DRY CREEK MEMORY CAFE

IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU LOVE LIVES WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT…

…then you know first hand that people living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other forms of memory loss often experience depression, anxiety, and social isolation. They may retreat from the activities that used to bring them joy. They may feel embarrassed by their condition and frightened. Boredom is a constant challenge. All of these things make their dementia worse and negatively impact the quality of their lives. Attending a Memory Cafe program can be a wonderful antidote to these challenges.

Memory Cafes are social groups for people living with cognitive impairments, along with their family, friends, and caregivers. People have a lot of fun at Memory Cafes. They connect, laugh, engage, and create. People can relax because they don’t need to worry about stigma or embarrassment over the fact that they can’t remember or that they don’t understand. When you are at a Memory Cafe, you can just be yourself!

Each cafe starts with a fun, stimulating program followed by social time with drinks and snacks. This is not drop-ff respite care; this is for shared experiences among care partners.

We are located at 1401 E Dry Creek Rd. Please enter from the West parking lot, off of Clarkson.

St. Timothy’s hosts the Dry Creek Memory Café on the third Friday of the month from 1-2:30 pm. Come when you can, leave when you must.

Upcoming program dates: February 20, March 20, April 17, May 15, June 19

We hope you will join us at our next program. All are welcome! For more information or with any questions, please reach out.